The acclaimed Off-Broadway musical comes to Broadway, telling the story of an Egyptian police band that arrives in Israel to play a concert. When a mix-up at the border leaves them stranded with no bus or hotel in sight, these unlikely travelers must seek the help of the locals. Opens on November 9 2017.

In Washington, D.C., powerful friends are the only kind worth having. At the center is Chloe, a socialite armed with charm and wit, coming to terms with politics, her past, her marriage and an uncertain future. Opening night is set for November 30th 2017.

Based on Pulitzer Prize winner Ayad Ahktar's financial thriller, Junk revolves around Robert Merkin, a financial genius working at an investment firm. His attempt to takeover an iconic American manufacturing company sets in motion a financial civil war that changes all the rule, pitting everyone against themselves. Previews begin October 5th, with an official debut on November 2.

A gut-busting laughter session, Latin History for Morons is Emmy award-winner John Leguizamo’s take on the often buried history of Latinos in America. As he embarks on a mission to find a Latino hero for his son’s school project, John sets off to recap 3,00 years of history. This outrageously funny one-man show opens on November 15, 2017.

Starring Amy Schumer in her Broadway debut, Meteor Shower is the latest in Steve Martin’s repertoire of rib-tickling comedies. The story follows a dinner party gone awry. As the two couples find themselves in a marital freefall, the situation escalates when smoldering space rocks tear through the sky. The shows opens on November 29, 2017.

An NYC tradition, catch the stunning Radio City Rockettes in one of the most awaited holiday attractions. Having charmed over 75 million people since its official opening in 1933, this year’s show combines classic numbers like the "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" and "New York at Christmas" with new-age technology and 3-D projections to a truly magical experience.

Nutcracker Rouge is a delightful reimagining of the beloved Nutcracker tale topped with a sensual and opulent flair that will warm your soul this winter season. A Burlesque confection of music, circus, dance and sumptuous design, prepare to lose yourself in the pleasurable display of gorgeous and decadent winter entertainment.

A Christmas Carol continues to charm even after all these years. Watch as old miser Ebenezer Scrooge goes on the adventure of his life, meeting ghosts from his past, present, and future who teach him valuable lessons. Packed with great songs and stellar performances, this stage adaptation of the classic offers a good time and then some.

90 dancers, 62 musicians, 32 stagehands, and a cast of 50 students from the School of American Ballet come together during the holiday season to put on a show that’ll give you the warm, fuzzy feeling associated with Christmas. With equal measures of history and emotional depth, The Nutcracker Ballet is NYC’s creative talents at their very best.

If an offbeat romance with a generous helping of mystery and a dash of fantasy excites you, The Phantom of the Opera, the longest-running Broadway show ever (!), is where you should be at. Join the elusive Phantom and Christine, a young soprano, as they engage in a torrid, unconventional romance, backed with some iconic songs like the Music of the Night.

A modern twist on The Wizard of Oz, Wicked has been defying standards and gravity (if you know what we mean) for more than a decade. With the perfect balance between catchy yet meaningful songs, and the sort of behind-the-scenes wizardry that only a stage show allows, this musical is fantasy tale that echoes human sentiments.

Based on the life and times of America’s founding father, Alexander Hamilton, the show geniusly blends history and rap verses like never before. Offering a whole new Broadway experience, it’s no wonder tickets sell out months in advance. If you’re planning on watching this Broadway blockbuster, start planning today!

Based on the Hollywood hit movie, follow the story of wannabe rockstar, Dewey Finn, who poses as a substitute teacher in a prestigious prep school. Upon discovering his students’ musical talents, Dewey enlists them in an outrageous rock band competition. With an insane rock score by Andrew Lloyd Webber, this show is a guaranteed good time.

Jazz. Prohibition-era Chicago. A Crime Thriller. If any of these caught your attention, Chicago, based on the 1926 play of the same name, is what you should be watching for your first Broadway experience. Featuring show-stopping tunes like “All That Jazz”, this story will keep you glued to your seat. With elaborate dance numbers, Chicago is one of Broadway’s best.

Masterfully blending the past and the present, Anastasia is the spirited tale of rediscovery and connecting with your roots. Chronicling the life of Anya, an amnesiac orphan trying to rediscover her past, Anastasia has all the elements of a kid-friendly show, from a fantastical plot to the kind of cheery optimism kids can relate to.

Adapted from Roald Dahl’s timeless tale, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is the perfect show to watch with your kids. Charlie, the lead character, is resilient, selfless, and honest, qualities that you would love to pass down on your kids. Even from a technical perspective, the show is bright, cheery, and magical - everything a kid would enjoy.

Who doesn’t love the iconic “A Whole New World”, set to Aladdin whisking Jasmine away on his magic carpet for a ride around the world. Imagine this recreated live on stage, with an actual hovering carpet and actors belting out the movie’s beloved songs! This and many other magical moments make Aladdin the perfect show for kids and adults alike.

Broadway’s third longest-running show and the highest grossing production to date, The Lion King is a colorful production, full of life. An enchanting show for children and full of nostalgia for adults, this coming of age story is one the theater’s most spectacular shows. With handmade props and stellar production design, enter jungle atmosphere we all know and love.

Broadway’s fourth longest running show, Cats, follows a tribe of cats who meet annually for the Jellicle Ball to celebrate, rejoice and ultimately decide who amongst them will be reborn. Colourful costumes, iconic songs like “Memory”, and an underlying message of human salvation, Cats is a must-see Broadway production.

Bette Midler brings her brand of humor to the iconic Hello, Dolly!, a story about a matchmaker who falls in love with one of her clients. A light, breezy comedy, Hello, Dolly! Has won both critical acclaim and love from audiences across the globe. Catch the show through January 14, 2018 only.

A play about 38 planes landing in a Canadian town after the 9/11 attack, Come From Away is an emotional, uplifting story about the locals doing everything in their power to help the passengers. Creating waves in the theater world with its resounding message of camaraderie and kindness, the show has been winning the love of critics and audiences.